Pioneer in ferrosilicon productionWith the highest purity
Vira Pars Alloy specializes in producing high-purity Ferrosilicon (FeSi) across standard and premium grades (FeSi 70, 72, 75, 77). Located in the heart of the region’s mineral reserves, we guarantee stable supply, competitive pricing, and SGS-verified quality.
Whether you need standard lumps (10-60mm) or atomized powder, our logistics network ensures rapid delivery to Turkey, Europe, and CIS countries within 7-14 days.
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High‑quality Ferrosilicon in 65%, 72%, and 75% purity. Export sizes include (0-3 mm, 3-10 mm, and 10-60 mm), ideal for steelmaking and foundry use.
Produced to strict standards for strength and consistency. Available in (0-3 mm, 3-10 mm, and 10-60 mm) for deoxidizing, alloying, and casting.
Reliable supply of 65–75% purity Ferrosilicon in (0-3 mm, 3-10 mm, and 10-60 mm). Secure packaging and competitive prices for worldwide delivery.
Mission & Vision
At Persian Ferrosilicon, we aim to lead the global market with high‑purity ferrosilicon (72-75%) and <2% aluminum content.
We deliver consistent quality, competitive prices, and reliable exports for steel and foundry industries worldwide – backed by innovation, strict quality control, and dependable logistics from plant to port.
Advanced production of premium ferrosilicon with 72–75% purity and Aluminum below 2%. Consistent quality for foundry industries worldwide.
Latest 2026 ferrosilicon analysis 72-75% purity with Aluminum under 0.8%. Tested for optimal performance in deoxidizing, alloying, and casting processes.
Reliable export of high‑purity ferrosilicon to global markets. Secure packaging, stable supply, and competitive pricing to meet international industry standards.
About Us
At Persian Ferrosilicon, We specialize in producing and exporting High‑purity Ferrosilicon (72–75%) with Aluminum Content below 2%.
Our operations span Armenia and Iran, with a fully equipped production facility located in Eurasia.
We deliver consistent quality, competitive prices, and reliable logistics to steel and foundry industries worldwide, ensuring every order meets international standards from plant to port.
Unit 904, Floor 9, Elahiyeh Administrative Complex, No. 244, Nelson Mandela (Amaniyeh), Tehran
Pinarhisar Yolu Uzeri 3.km , Opet benzin Istasyon Karsisi. Luleburgaz/Kirklareli – LAL FERRO ALLOYS KÍMIYA
| Product | Technical Specification | Global Export Markets |
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Ferro Silicon 70%
Industrial Grade |
Si: 70% | Al: Max 2% | Size: 10–60 mm |
India
Türkiye
Egypt
Vietnam
Indonesia
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Ferro Silicon 72%
Standard Grade |
Si: 72% | Al: 2% | Size: 10–60 mm |
United Arab Emirates
Saudi Arabia
Iraq
Kazakhstan
Uzbekistan
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Ferro Silicon 75%
Premium Grade |
Si: 75% | Al: 0.8–1.8% | Size: 10–50 mm |
Germany
Italy
Poland
France
Spain
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Ferro Silicon 77%
High Purity |
Si: 77% | Al: 0.01% |
Japan
South Korea
Taiwan
United States
Canada
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Ferro Silicon Powder
Micronized |
Si: 15% & 45% |
China
India
Russia
South Korea
Brazil
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Custom Ferrosilicon Grades
OEM Production |
Custom Silicon Content, Particle Size & Packaging |
Europe
North America
GCC
Central Asia
Southeast Asia
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GLOBAL FERROALLOY PARTNER
Modern steelmakers and foundries need more than competitive pricing. We deliver certified ferroalloys with consistent quality, technical documentation, and reliable global logistics to support efficient, uninterrupted production.
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Instead of simply supplying materials, our specialists help buyers compare grades, impurity limits, particle sizes, and application suitability before every purchase.
Every order can be supported with independent inspection, chemical analysis, particle size verification, and export documentation to minimize purchasing risk.
Services
Manufacturing 72–75% purity ferrosilicon with <2% aluminum content, ensuring consistent performance for steel and foundry industries.
Laboratory‑tested ferrosilicon analysis for 2025 – purity 72-75% and aluminum under 0.8%, guaranteeing optimal alloying and deoxidizing results.
Offering 0-3 mm, 3-10 mm, and 10-60 mm sizes with secure export packaging – including 1‑ton jumbo bags and 25-50 kg bags for global shipping.
Reliable worldwide shipping from factory in Eurasia to markets across Asia, Europe, and beyond, with competitive freight solutions.
Advising clients on optimal ferrosilicon grade and size for specific steelmaking or casting applications.
Stable, year‑round supply with fixed‑price agreements for industrial clients seeking consistent quality and delivery schedules.
ferroalloy export
At Persian Ferrosilicon, our mission is to deliver High‑Purity Ferrosilicon (72-75%) with <2% Aluminum content to customers worldwide – at the best market prices. Through strategic shipping solutions and flexible export methods, we ensure every order arrives safely, on time, and in perfect condition.
Fast, secure bulk shipments of ferrosilicon in 1‑ton jumbo bags or 25–50 kg bags, delivered via trusted international ports. Ideal for large‑scale steel and foundry operations.
Efficient truck and rail transport to neighboring countries, minimizing transit time and freight costs – perfect for regional buyers seeking steady supply.
Premium air freight services for small, time‑critical ferrosilicon shipments. Laboratory‑sealed packaging guarantees purity upon arrival anywhere in the world.
Ferrosilicon Series
Supplying high-quality FeSi (70–75%) across Eurasia with competitive pricing, certified quality, and dependable logistics. We guarantee safe, uninterrupted delivery via Turkey and Armenia to major international ports.
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Secure a reliable supply of premium ferroalloys with certified quality, competitive factory pricing, and dependable global logistics.
We deliver safely through Eurasia, ensuring on-time shipments to steelmakers, foundries, and industrial buyers worldwide.
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The global ferroalloy market continues to evolve in 2026, driven by changes in energy costs, steel production, international trade, and supply chain dynamics. Among all ferroalloys, ferrosilicon remains one of the most widely traded materials due to its essential role in steelmaking, foundry production, and specialty alloy manufacturing.
Unlike previous years, ferrosilicon prices in 2026 no longer reflect production cost alone-they increasingly reflect supply risk. Over the past two years, the global ferrosilicon market has shifted from traditional cost-based pricing to risk-adjusted pricing, influencing virtually every FeSi 72% and FeSi 75% quotation from major producing regions, including China, Russia, Kazakhstan, and other Eurasian suppliers.
For international buyers, headline FOB prices no longer represent the true cost of procurement. Factors such as energy price volatility, freight fluctuations, sanctions-related logistics, payment restrictions, insurance premiums, and port congestion now account for a significant share of the final delivered price.
Two FeSi 72% offers with identical chemical specifications may differ by 8–15% at the CFR level after considering insurance, shipping routes, customs delays, and logistics risks.
Rising production costs have led some manufacturers to prioritize output volume over process stability, resulting in greater variation in lump size distribution, fines content, and effective silicon recovery.
Supplier origin now has a greater impact on procurement outcomes than nominal chemical composition. Documentation, export capability, payment flexibility, and logistics reliability all influence total sourcing risk.
Temporary price reductions in the spot market frequently coincide with hidden costs such as longer lead times, indirect shipping routes, limited inventory, and higher transportation expenses.
Global demand for ferrosilicon remains supported by the steel, foundry, automotive, and infrastructure sectors, while supply continues to be influenced by energy availability, environmental regulations, and international trade policies.
As a result, buyers are placing greater emphasis on supplier reliability, consistent quality, and secure logistics rather than selecting suppliers based solely on the lowest quoted price.
When comparing ferrosilicon offers in 2026, professional buyers should evaluate more than the listed FOB or Ex-Works price. A comprehensive assessment should include product consistency, supplier reputation, country of origin, logistics reliability, delivery time, documentation quality, and total landed cost to identify the most competitive long-term sourcing option.